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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-01045-4nating in insertion of grommets at the age of four. Following removal of the grommets she had no problems for 6 months until the age of 5 when she had an episode of right otitis media with congestion of the drum and there was difficulty in visualizing the handle of the malleus (Figure 167). Four day

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Book 1985reason, the ear photo­ selves to illustration and is by no means compre­ graphs were taken using a 4 mm diameter Storz Tele­ hensive. The photographs were all taken from otoscope. This provides a wide-angle view of the children presenting in general practice in the United whole eardrum and adjacent

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Danail Stoyanov,Zeike Taylor,Keyvan Farahanirespective of age. Although . is more likely to occur in younger rather than older children it is consistently less likely to be the cause of infection than .. Other organisms and viruses are much less frequently isolated and in about twenty-five percent of middle ear infection no organisms are cultured

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-01045-4 an episode of right otitis media with congestion of the drum and there was difficulty in visualizing the handle of the malleus (Figure 167). Four days later (Figure 168) there was a slight improvement in appearance with the handle of the malleus more readily visible. At this stage she had partial deafness in the right ear.